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In this study, the experiments which use the dry absorbent has been executed in order to find optimum HCl absorptionconditions. The absorbents in this experiment were Ca(OH)2-A, Ca(OH)2-B and CaO. They were put in a fixed-bed reactor.The reaction temperature of HCl/Ca(OH)2 systems were between 200~400oC and those of HCl/CaO systems werebetween at 500~700oC. The reaction gases were HCl and N2 mixtures (3000ppm). The reaction gas of 2L·min−1 wasfed into the reactor. As temperature increased, the conversion ratio of HCl in Ca(OH)2 particles also increased.Consequently, Ca(OH)2-B showed the maximum conversion ratio of 19% at 400oC. CaO also showed the similar tendencywith the result of Ca(OH)2. In case of same particle sizes, as reaction temperature increased, the reaction rate constant(k) also increased. The highest reaction rate constant of Ca(OH)2-B was 3,952min−1 at 400oC. All absorbents in thisexperiment showed that the reaction rate decreased with increasing the size of the particles at each temperature condition.The kinetics of the reaction between sorbents and HCl molecules showed that the activation energies were about 2.71~6.85kcal·mol−1 (averager 4.53kcal·mol−1) for Ca(OH)2-A, about 1.3011.51kcal·mol−1 (average 6.10kcal·mol−1) forCa(OH)2-B, and about 2.5314.3kcal·mol−1 (average 6.91kcal·mol−1) for CaO depending on conversion ratios.
